
The work of Ann Feloy, founder and CEO of suicide prevention charity Olly’s Future, has been recognised by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak with a ‘Points of Light’ award. This showcases the work of ‘inspirational individuals or charity leaders’ across the UK. Ann said she was humbled to be recognised in this way.
My charity’s motto is ‘Love and Light’ to celebrate the qualities that my beloved son Oliver gave to so many others when he was here, so it is really for him that I am receiving this award. I am so grateful to all those, especially his friends, who have helped me in our work to save young lives from suicide.
Ann Feloy
The Worthing Five Peaks Challenge 2026 took place on Saturday 5th September to raise funds for Olly’s Future’s vital work in suicide prevention.
BBC South Today and South East Today programmes reported on the Olly’s Future Worthing Five Peaks Challenge on Friday evening, ahead of the fundraising walk on Saturday 5th September 2026.
Olly’s Future founder and President, Ann Feloy, was among guests celebrating the 200th anniversary of internationally renowned University College London (UCL) at Fishmonger’s Hall.